UN Secretary-General expresses condolences over deadly Venezuela earthquakes
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The UN Secretary-General expresses deep sadness over the loss of life and destruction caused by devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. He offers condolences to victims' families and wishes for the recovery of the injured. Initial reports indicate significant destruction across several states, including Caracas, with many killed, injured, trapped, or missing, and critical infrastructure damaged.
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He extends his sincere condolences to the families of the victims and wishes a speedy recovery to those injured.
Initial reports indicate significant destruction across several states, including in the capital Caracas.
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